Ryurick M. Hristev is on permanent record as saying: :On Tue, 11 Feb 2003, G. M. Bodnar wrote: : :> If you don't mind it not being nz centric there are two lists of note: :> Linux Audio Users <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> :> Linux Audio Devel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> : :Wow! And I've searched a lot for some mailing lists on this subject. :Are they informative/good ? Are there any others ?
Both have their uses. LAU is more of a support channel. Tons of questions go through, and most issues get resolved pretty quickly. There have been a couple cases where windows users come by and become more or less evangelists. LAD is very developer oriented. It can get political with respect to licensing and dealing with propietary vendors, but for the most part, the talk is very technical. Along the same lines as LAD is music-dsp: [EMAIL PROTECTED], which isn't linux specific, but is great for learning/discussing digital audio techniques for developers. I skim through Alsa Users as well: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Most of the major projects have users and developers lists as well, which are going to be centred on a specific product, rather than the community. Betweet the 4 lists I mentioned above, there's probably about 500 messages/week, so be prepared for the volume. Greg --- -
